Sentence examples similar to continuous state of affairs from inspiring English sources
We live in a continuous state of relating.
Private nuisance was defined in Bamford v Turnley, where George Wilshere, 1st Baron Bramwell defined it as "any continuous activity or state of affairs causing a substantial and unreasonable interference with a [claimant's] land or his use or enjoyment of that land".
Our review of the state-of-affairs of GM crops in Europe raises several fundamental issues.
69 74 All told, this state-of-affairs calls for active strategies to promote collaboratively-oriented systems.
Unfortunately, this state of affairs has continued to the present time.
Furthermore, it is unclear if, or for how long, this state of affairs will continue.
This method is divided into seven stages – service offering, first interview, state of affairs, study phase, evaluation phase, intervention phase and subsequent interviews – rendering the process continuous [ 19 ].
What a sad state of affairs!
A completely sad state of affairs.
It was an unsustainable state of affairs.
